simmered
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of Simmer
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Gradually the live TV scene simmered out, replaced by film, and that took place in L.A. So many actors left New York.
A controversy has simmered since late June over the sole-sourced nature of the deal and the charity's ties to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family.
After the government quarters in Nouakchott had twice been shelled by Polisario forces, unrest simmered, but Daddah's only response was to further tighten his hold on power.
AT News KABUL: Anger has simmered in Balkh province after Afghan forces purportedly killed six …
As we settle in at the table with our bowls, Boris calls out to make sure we’ve gotten all the different kinds of meat: dice of ham, bacon, simmered beef chuck.
Ethnic tensions simmered in 1995–1996 over the renewal of Indo-Fijian land leases and political manoeuvring surrounding the mandated 7‑year review of the 1990 constitution.